I can agree with a lot of that BUT you fail to account for the large number of Republican pols who support bringing in new immigrants faster than they can possibly be “matured” into Conservatives. If they (said Republicans) actually support Conservatism at all. Then consider that major portions of some populations seem to be particularly resistant to such maturation, partially because they appear to be remarkably gullible when it comes to being kept right where the dems want them.
Then there is the education system, which the libs control lock, stock, and barrel, debt out the wazoo (I am not referring only to Federal debt), and the bureaucracy / Deep State / rigged system / whatever you want to call it — Trump has only been able to dent it slightly, and with the House gone, further progress will likely stall. Conservatives have a VERY difficult task in obtaining that maturation of enough voters...
Totally agree, though doubt if any Republicans today support illegal immigration.
My opinion on **legal** immigration is that it should be tied by formula to the unemployment rate — lower unemployment increases legal immigration, etc.
On education I’d favor vouchers — money follows students, so long as their parents **don’t** chose schools which teach hatred, violence, suicide bombings, etc.
How long does what I’d call “political maturity” take?
Three, four generations if we’re lucky?
Usually takes a great leader like Reagan or Trump to bring large numbers over.
Dems know it and that’s why they insanely insist Trump is “racist” — to keep their own voters from flipping.